Unemployment claims are inching down, the economy’s Q2 numbers were revised up a bit, and the sentiment in the articles I see all point to a recovery.

Give a inch they take a mile. 

I believe the rafters are 2x6 and 24 inches on center.

It was a false ceiling, there was another ceiling 6 inches above, and I could see the leak coming from about 8 feet away.

The bullet (a 40 caliber) lodged in the carpet about an inch away from my roommates bed.

From the counter top to the ceiling they were encased in a 1.5 inch thick (I'm assuming bullet proof) glass wall.

Also add something at closing to increase of looking towards the end = purchase.I'm gonna replenish my 18x24 inch signs back out.

BB holes are caused by pellets that are shot from a BB gun; not from a gun that uses gunpowder, but nevertheless small holes 1/8 to 1/4 inch or so in size.The "updated electric" sounds like new wiring in place, but no outlets (wall receptacles) and no light fixtures in some spots.

In other words, an inch of rain water would equate to about 10" of powdery snow if the temperature was cold enough.So, an inch of rain or pure ice over some square footage could weigh up to 10 times more than an inch of snow over the same area!

Plus, when bleach or anything is sprayed on the Mold it sends Mold Spores flying in the air and will spread even further.What is best to do, is to cordon off the area with plastic (drop cloth is fine) curtains so the mold doesn't spread and cut out the sheet rock a minimum of 6 inches above where it ends and replace, tape and spackle.